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Departmental lecture: Non-destructive low-temperature contacts to MoS2 nanoribbon and nanotube quantum dots Lecturer: Robin T. K. Schock Date: Thursday, August 4, at 1 PM in Room 106 More details can be found |
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![]() | De Gennes Award 2022 goes to prof. dr. Slobodan Žumer ![]() Prof. dr. Slobodan Žumer was awarded the de Gennes Award at the International Liquid Crystal Conference 2022, which took place from July 24 to July 29 2022 in Lisbon, Portugal. This is the highest recognition awarded by the International Liquid Crystal Society (ILCS). Professor Žumer is an exceptional theoretician, pedagogue, co-worker, mentor and former ILCS president whose contributions were extremely important for the impressive development of the field of liquid crystal research. Read more >> |
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![]() | Andrej Zorko is the recipient of the 2022 Science Impact Award ![]() Andrej Zorko from the Department of Condensed Matter Physic is the recipient of the |
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![]() | Paper in Nature Communication ![]() Researchers Aljaž Kavčič, dr. Maja Garvas, Matevž Marinčič and doc. dr. Matjaž Humar from the F5 department and dr. Boris Majaron from the F7 department of the Jožef Stefan Institute have, in collaboration with researchers from Graz University, published a paper in Nature Communications entitled |
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![]() | Article in Nature Materials ![]() Associates of the Department of Condensed Matter Physics Tina Arh, Matej Pregelj, pHD, and prof. Andrej Zorko pHD, discovered the first realization of a quantum spin liquid on a Ising triangular-lattice antiferromagnet. They performed a large scale experimental study in collaboration with the researchers from the Slovenian Institute of Mathematics, Physics and Mechanics as well as researchers from India, Great Britain, France and the USA. The results were published in Nature Materials in the article ![]() |
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